Choosing one piece for your own training and planning kit for a whole squad are different jobs. Ferrus brings both into the same brand while keeping the route to each clear.
When you are choosing for yourself
Start with the available retail range. Read the description for the particular product, look at its fit and sizing information, and check the options in the listing.
Think about the way you plan to wear the piece: on its own, with a base layer or as part of your existing kit. If a detail is unclear, ask before ordering.
When the requirement belongs to a team
A team order needs a picture of the group, not only a product name. Garments, approximate quantities, size ranges, club colours, artwork and the destination all help define the requirement.
The Teamwear page is the starting point for that conversation. An initial enquiry gives Ferrus something concrete to discuss with you.
Why the prices should not be mixed up
A retail price relates to the product and options in that listing. A custom team order may involve a different garment, quantity, artwork process, personalisation or delivery requirement.
Use a quote for the actual brief rather than treating one retail price as the confirmed cost of a full team order.
Keep the next step simple
For a retail purchase, review the item and available checkout arrangements. For custom kit, put the outline into a teamwear enquiry and list the questions still to be answered.
You do not have to finish every decision before making contact. You do need to check the final agreed specification before an order is confirmed.